first, she agreed to push for a european financial transaction tax. at that does not work out, then with a coalition of the building with a minimum of nine members states supporting that. second thing she agreed to was a package of measures to promote growth and employment at european level. all of that was fine with the opposition, fine with the government. they are going to ratify this in parliament, but again, it all comes down to the question of whether the constitutional court will hold that up at a time when europe might need it badly. >> thank you very much. that meanwhile, the pressure to keep spain out of the euro crisis increased on thursday. the country's borrowing costs surged in a major debt auction. our correspondent has more on how the markets reacted in frankfurt. >> the news from spain dominated the mood at the financial markets. soaring borrowing costs are adding to spain president, but on the other side, the man had this interest level, which was a relief, but everything else looks really gloomy. in the eurozone, the economic declin